Pediatric
Pediatric Dentistry
Preventive and restorative care adapted to growing smiles.
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Care for every stage of your smile
Every treatment starts with an assessment and a clear conversation.
Prosthetics
Prosthetic Dentistry
Functional, considered restoration of missing teeth.
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Restorative
Restorative Dentistry
Conservative care for damaged or decayed teeth.
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Surgery
Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery
Specialist assessment for surgical dental needs.
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How can I request an appointment?
You can call us directly by phone or apply in person at our clinic. Our team will contact you as soon as possible to arrange the most suitable appointment time for you.
I have severe tooth pain. Can I come in urgently right away?
We're sorry to hear that. We reserve a limited number of slots every day for emergencies. If you call us before heading over, we can make the necessary preparations to keep your waiting time to a minimum.
My teeth don't hurt at all. Do I still need to see a dentist?
Absolutely. Our goal is to catch cavities and gum problems at an early stage - before any pain develops - and prevent them from progressing. Regular checkups every six months help you keep your teeth healthy for many years to come.
I'm very afraid of the dentist. Can I be treated while sedated?
We know many of our patients share this fear. We start by listening to you and trying to understand the reasons behind it. In cases of very high anxiety, for suitable patients and when the necessary conditions are met, treatment can be carried out under sedation with an anesthesiologist present.
How long does the first examination take?
The first examination, including any necessary X-rays and a detailed intraoral assessment by our dentist, takes about 15-20 minutes on average.
How many times a day should I brush my teeth?
It's recommended to brush your teeth at least twice a day. Brushing before bed at night is especially important, because saliva production decreases overnight, allowing bacteria in the mouth to multiply more easily.